The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-11-10
zHH REPUBLICAN, WRANoLE ON THE
=, EAST SIDE
e.r.e Psi.ts Coueerning the Chanrss IN the
Leasspr Meuse District.

s.rse Psists Coneerning the Changes IN The
Ledsinr Heuse District.
The unprecedented occurrence OF the de-
feat OF the Republican State ticket In John y.
O'Brien's district. and the big run made by
Democratic candidates In the locality hereto
fore deemed certain to do as John j. said, re-
calls the hard fight that has been going on
there between the Republican leaders. who
have heretofore acted together and had things
their own way. The struggle on tho east side
comprised contests between Steckler. Demo-
crat. and Botty. Republican. for Civil Justice
in the Fourth judicial district; between John
Horny MCCARTHY. Tammany. and Henry M.
doldfogle. County Democracy. for Civil Justice
In the Fifth judicial district; between candi-
dates for Senator in the Seventh and Assembly
in the Eighth between Police Justices Patter-
son. with tho better class OF Republicans on the
ono side. against O'Drien and Barney Rourke
and their adherents an tho other.
Heretofore this locality has been known for
the suspiciously large vote OF tho lodging
houses. Tho result Of the fierce contest was
that all sides watched the lodging houses and
compelled an honester vote than has been
known In this locality for many years. As q
sonsesuenee. honest men got their due. and
the united Demooracy came out triumphant.
Bos.y was se e e the 90 Tie ksppP
cans to connGH: biz old Fht SsSSins.
J.0brisn understood that he was to have Tho
naming Of the Senator In the Seventh district
to run against George Lansbsin. and took 90.
eeSd indeed rs %se Il the
So s kss x " once n.pS
ated BY John J. and HE friends. who put y up
Krause and supported HIN at the polls. The
equally divided between them, loss than 1000
votes each. and Lansbein; the candidate Of
the united A.
cutting and trading. and the result was . low
icsn H leaders openly sold out Betty and red
could deliver 5000 votes for krause proved to
can es%p OUT s ssi
he prop aR s S the SILVER Dollar Saloon IN
20 .snds & Smith and ths irsnds Of Bspfoa
Wissig. tho united Democracy man. sailed In
With good dsal OF help from dissatisfied and
f,S I'D to hS oss Of an .Sa
and. with the help Of the contendine RepubIi-
the candidate OF Tammany and the Jererso-
nien Democracy. got drawn into the east side
standing between some Of the lead
ers OF the County Democracy and Tam
many Hall that Civil Justice Mccarthy was to
hold over. But the local leaders kicked. Com
missioner Of Jurors Charles Reilly wont OF IN 2
Goldfoele.. the County Democracy nominee.
who was also warmly supported by Pat Keenan,
and Tim Campbell. The district was 80 strong.
pretend to run anybody. but gave their votes
whore they would do tho most good. and the
result In one. day as the defeat OF Justice Pat
tsrson's candidate. the defeat OF John J.
defeat Of the Jefersonian Democracy and
Tammsny Hall. combined BY County Democra-
tensely political society Of the east side.
John Reid, President Of the Turkey Club. 1853
Riyington street. corrects the statement pub
lished few days ago to the effect that the club
had endorsed doldfoGle.. The club. he says. Is
not political one. and the announcement was